The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-12
THE MEETING ENDED.
M,sIoIu OF CAMP oRoUND
Once More Given Over to tho Uotiagers for
Use as q Summer Resort--Ths Sunday N
School Coayeation--An Interesting IN.
Programme Is Iron,isod,S

MopNpsylLlH CAMr GaousD, Augast
ll.-Thls morning the usual experience
meeting was led by Rsv. Spencer King,
and was one Of the best and most splrltusl
Of the whole aeryices. The opening prayer
was by Rsy.M. +. Dryden, iAt 10 AM
Rev.W King, Of Benwood, preached from
TIE following words:y" am not ashamed
Of the Gospel Of Christ" AItor the sermon
Rev. Mr.. 'Kimball, OF New Orleans, gave /,
wonderfully impressive and touching ex.
hortation, and said "good.bye"' TO all. He
Baid the "Moundsyille camp groundD'
would always be to him a very sacred
place. i1Al "A -TI =, '''-",y
The children's meeting at O'CLOCK xas
under the charge OF Mrs. Calvert. OF
Waynesburg, Pa, who made the exsrcisn
one OF toe most interesting yet held OF,
the camp ground. She is an earnest
worker, and has for fifteen years past beeu
q teacher Of primary class in tho Sab
bath echuol. n -
Ats o'clock Rev. G. W. Grimes preached
from the words: "And Without contro.5
versy, great is the mystery Of GodIiness
God was manifeot in the desh, justified II,
the spirit, seen OF angels, preached INTO /.
tina Gentllss, believed on In the world,
received up into glory.", :, g5ffss'1t N 80,
Those who heard the sermon ppeak OF
y aa one Of the very beat Of the meeting.
me evening services opened with singing,
" Hear, Q, Brothers, Hear |" by the choir
under the leadership Of Jos fAlexsnder.
The singing Is just as good as before % O.,
Excel left. All that Is misssd arc his
deep toned voice as leader and his solos.
Prayer was Offered by Rev. D d. Ash. 4
Of the Wesley NJ. Z. Church, W heeling.
Rev. y. y. Stewart, OF the Mounds. Z
vile Station, preached S from n tho
words, 'This do in remem brsnce Of ne.n
1.-The sermon was a very able one-a ct
closing for the greatest meeting over hold
on the ground and fit}introduction to
the eolemn service that followed. TINT Of
bowling around the altar. and partakine of
the em6lems oil the broken body and
shed biood OF Christ. 1t wss a moot
solemn service. a. great multitude tes.
tlhsd to the power Of the blood of
Christ. Old and young came forward
together and time and again filed the
altar. More than iye9 hundred 4 COM I;
muned. i5s,jV & W 800 4 Il,
And now the great meeting is over, Sam
smali has come, preached his very best (
preaching, and has gone, and what are the
results y There have not been many CON
versions, but eternity alone can tell the
result. The church has been greatly re- &
VlVed. Mr.. Small has won an enyiable Y
reputation here. He has forced every
one that heard him to believe that he is q j
good, earnest Christian, and be has caused
all who became acquainted with him to :
love him for his worth. He surely stands
as miracle of Gods grace. and that he /.
is a man Of eminent ability and piety
shows itself in his every word and act. 5
The exercises to follow to-day, satur- !.
day and Sunday, will be great treat for
all WORKERS in Sabbath schools. Every
YORKER Ir < r, in the district ought to be hers.
Or. Gillett and Rev. Mr. Davidson have
great reputation as Sabbath school work.
ers, and the cause will bs greatly helped
il all the workers will come together and
get q boost" from these services. Nearly
Monday, II : !; 8 - &